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This is exactly what Linux will do by default, without any special setup or config. Everything goes through the buffer cache. In fact, you would have to do active work to disable the caching.
Don’t all modern operating systems have a RAM-based disk cache?
A website hosted on a floppy disk (Be patient while it's loading)
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#55Unsurprisingly I got a 503 error. I'll be more curious how many requests it can handle if it is really only on floppy (no caching etc..). 1.44 MB is plenty of space to host a nice website !
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#56Reminds me of that blog/magazine who went fully solar and stopped thinking about uptime. What a time to be alive. https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/
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#57I am curious about the reliability of this media - how many requests until the floppy is busted. Can the website owner comment on this?
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#58Independently can we pls stop using floppy disks to show how slow, fast, small or big something else is in comparison?
I haven't had a floppy disk in my hands for 19 years and they were shitty 2000 already.
I also guess even less people are even getting anything out of floppy disk comparisons.